The illuminated address beacon that makes your home unmistakable — to a guest, a delivery, or an ambulance at 2 a.m.
Faded paint. Numbers tucked behind a hedge. A mailbox you can't read until you're already past it. In the dark, your address basically disappears — exactly when being found counts.
First responders lose real time circling a block looking for a number they can't see.
Wrong porch, missed drop-off, "address not found." A lit number ends the guessing.
A glowing beacon at the end of the drive reads as a finished, cared-for home.
Start with the form that fits the front of your home. Both light your number so it reads from a moving car.
The tower at the end of the drive. Tall vertical numerals, glare-free glow, and a presence you can read from down the street.
The American mailbox, reimagined with a lit address panel on both sides so it reads coming and going.
The big one. A large illuminated sign for the front of the house — family name, crest, and address, backlit and glowing against the facade. The showpiece that turns a house into a landmark.
Let the sun keep it topped off, or run the rechargeable pack and swap among the three included cells. No trenching either way.
A light sensor switches the beacon on as the sun drops and off again at sunrise — automatically, every day.
Even, glare-free light makes your number legible from a moving car — the whole point.
NYTLIGHT beacons are in development now. Join the waitlist for early access, pricing, and launch updates.